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Insights into Portugals Wine Culture

Touriga Nacional is without a doubt Portugal’s flagship grape – powerful, full of character, and unmistakable. But Portugal’s wine world has so much more to offer: over 250 indigenous grape varieties such as Arinto, Encruzado, and Baga produce wines that are both pure and expressive. From the fresh Vinho Verde wines in the north to the bold reds of Alentejo – Portugal’s wine diversity is truly impressive.

Discover the fascinating world of Portuguese wines and let yourself be enchanted by the unique character of this remarkable region!

Portugal: Wines with Charm and Character

Portugal is now appreciated all over the world for its powerful red wines from the Douro Valley and crisp white wines from Vinho Verde. Not to mention the legendary Port and the charming Madeira – both considered royalty among fortified wines. And that’s not all Portugal has to offer! Want proof? You’ll find it right here!

Vinho Verde: Wines Full of Atlantic Freshness
Vinho Verde is known for fresh, high-acid white wines, often with a slight sparkle. But the region on Portugal’s Atlantic coast is showing more diversity: many whites are becoming more elegant and complex. Red and rosé wines are also gaining importance—and deserve more attention on the international market.

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Whether you are interested in the in-depth analysis of the ProWein Business Report or want to expand your wine knowledge with the ProWein Magazine use our knowledge to drive your business forward and build customer confidence.